Industry funding

Extend runway without giving up equity.

Non-dilutive capital to fund headcount, bridge to the next milestone, or smooth lumpy contract revenue — so you keep more of what you're building.

01 / Challenges

The funding challenges technology companies face.

Technology companies often have strong revenue or contracts but assets that traditional lenders struggle to value — and equity is expensive.

Dilution is costly

Raising another round to fund growth means giving up ownership at every stage.

Lumpy contract revenue

Annual deals and milestone billing create uneven cash flow against steady burn.

Few hard assets

Asset-light businesses don't fit collateral-based lending models well.

Headcount-led growth

Scaling means hiring ahead of revenue, a bet that needs capital to place.



03 / In practice

Technology by the numbers.

0%
equity given up with non-dilutive funding
Same day
funding available on a line draw
$1M
available in longer-term growth capital

Common ways technology companies put capital to work

  • Bridging burn between contract or milestone payments
  • Hiring engineers and sales ahead of revenue
  • Funding a product launch or market expansion
  • Avoiding a dilutive bridge round

Testimonial

Meridian gave us runway between two enterprise deals without touching our cap table. We hired the team we needed and closed the next round at a far better valuation.
Sam Okafor
CEO, Cadence Analytics

04 / Eligibility

Do you qualify?

Most technology companies that meet these baselines can get funded. If you're close, apply anyway — we read the whole business.

  • 6+ months in business under current ownership
  • $15,000+ in average monthly revenue
  • 500+ personal credit score
  • A U.S.-based business with an active business bank account
We can underwrite on recurring revenue and signed contracts, not just hard assets — a better fit for asset-light software businesses.

Built for technology companies

Fund growth, keep ownership.

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